The Festivel tour india

Holi Festival Tour – “The Festival of Colour

Celebrate the vibrant spirit of India with the Holi Festival Tour, an unforgettable journey through the heartlands of color and tradition. Experience the joyous chaos of Holi in Mathura and Vrindavan, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, where streets come alive with clouds of colored powder, devotional music, and dance. Witness the unique Lathmar Holi in Barsana, where women playfully beat men with sticks in a centuries-old tradition. Join locals in temple courtyards, enjoy festive sweets like gujiya and thandai, and soak in the energy of one of India’s most iconic festivals. This tour offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in India’s rich culture, making lifelong memories in a burst of colour and celebration.

Diwali Tour – Festival of Lights

Embark on a magical journey across India with the Diwali Festival Tour, where the country transforms into a glowing wonderland of lights, devotion, and joy. Witness the spiritual charm of Varanasi as thousands of diyas (oil lamps) float on the Ganges during the grand Ganga Aarti. Explore the dazzlingly decorated markets and palaces of Jaipur, bathed in golden lights and festive cheer. Visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar, where the shimmering reflection of the illuminated shrine creates an unforgettable sight. From bursting firecrackers to sharing sweets and participating in age-old rituals, this tour offers an immersive experience of India’s most beloved and beautiful celebration—Diwali, the triumph of light over darkness.

Durga Puja & Navratri Tour

Experience the spiritual energy and cultural richness of India through the Durga Puja & Navratri Tour. In Kolkata, witness the grandeur of Durga Puja as elaborately crafted idols, artistic pandals, and traditional rituals transform the city into a sacred art gallery. Join in the cultural festivities with dhunuchi dance, drum beats, and night-long celebrations. In Gujarat, immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of Navratri with energetic Garba and Dandiya Raas dances that light up the nights across Ahmedabad and Vadodara. This tour is a celebration of feminine power, music, and community spirit, offering an unforgettable blend of devotion, tradition, and festive joy.

Pushkar Camel Fair Tour

Step into a world of tradition, trade, and festivity with the Pushkar Camel Fair Tour—one of India’s most iconic cultural events. Held in the holy town of Pushkar, Rajasthan, this vibrant fair draws thousands of traders, villagers, and travelers who gather to buy, sell, and showcase camels and livestock. The desert comes alive with colorful turbans, decorated animals, folk performances, and camel parades. Enjoy thrilling competitions like camel races, turban tying, and mustache contests, while also exploring the spiritual side of Pushkar with a visit to the sacred Pushkar Lake and the Brahma Temple. This unique tour offers a perfect blend of rural charm, cultural celebration, and authentic Rajasthani hospitality.

Bihu Festival Tour (Assam)

Discover the heart and heritage of Northeast India with the Bihu Festival Tour in Assam—a joyful celebration of life, harvest, and community. Timed with the changing seasons, Rongali Bihu in April marks the Assamese New Year with vibrant dance performances, traditional songs, and colorful attire. Villages come alive with music, feasting, and merriment as locals celebrate the bond between nature and agriculture. Experience the warm hospitality of Assamese households, savor authentic delicacies like pitha and laru, and enjoy cultural shows that showcase the rich folklore of the region. This tour offers a rare glimpse into Assam’s soulful traditions and is perfect for Travelers seeking both festivity and serenity.

Onam Festival Tour

Onam Festival Tour – “A Grand Homecoming to Kerala’s Traditions”
Celebrate the spirit of Kerala with the Onam Festival Tour, a vibrant journey into the heart of South India’s most cherished festival. Onam marks the homecoming of the legendary King Mahabali and is celebrated with elaborate rituals, flower decorations (Pookalam), traditional music, and the famous Onasadya feast served on banana leaves. Witness the thrilling Snake Boat Races (Vallam Kali) in the backwaters of Alleppey, enjoy cultural performances like Kathakali and Pulikali (tiger dance), and explore beautifully lit temples and festive markets. This tour offers a colorful, cultural, and culinary immersion into Kerala’s rich heritage, making it a truly unforgettable festive experience.

Lohri & Baisakhi Festival Tour – Punjab Culture

Experience the vibrant spirit of Punjab with the Lohri & Baisakhi Festival Tour, a celebration of harvest, heritage, and heartfelt hospitality. Begin with Lohri in January, where communities gather around bonfires, singing folk songs and performing energetic Bhangra and Gidda dances under the winter sky. Enjoy traditional delicacies like rewri, gajak, and makki di roti with sarson da saag. In April, be part of the grand Baisakhi celebrations that mark the Punjabi New Year and the founding of the Khalsa Panth. Witness colorful fairs, lively processions, and spiritual ceremonies at the iconic Golden Temple in Amritsar. This tour is a joyful immersion into Punjab’s rich culture, warm traditions, and festive charm.

Goa Carnival Tour

Dive into the lively, carefree spirit of Goa with the Goa Carnival Tour—an explosion of music, dance, color, and culture that takes over the streets each year before Lent. Rooted in Portuguese tradition, the Carnival features grand parades with themed floats, masked dancers, acrobats, and live music that echo through the cities of Panaji, Mapusa, Vasco, and Margao. Enjoy beach parties, local Goan delicacies, and the infectious energy of King Momo, who leads the celebrations in royal style. From vibrant street performances to cultural shows and festive chaos, the Goa Carnival offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience of fun, tradition, and tropical festivity.

Hornbill Festival Tour – Festival of Festivals

Embark on a cultural journey like no other with the Hornbill Festival Tour in Nagaland—an extraordinary celebration of Northeast India’s indigenous heritage. Held every December at Kisama Heritage Village near Kohima, this vibrant festival brings together all 16 major Naga tribes, showcasing their unique traditions, warrior dances, colorful attire, crafts, music, and cuisine. Witness awe-inspiring tribal performances, indigenous sports, and traditional archery, while exploring local handlooms and bamboo handicrafts. The evenings light up with rock concerts and night bazaars, blending tribal spirit with modern energy. Known as the “Festival of Festivals,” this tour offers an immersive and unforgettable window into the rich tribal culture and natural beauty of Nagaland.